Manx word

ceaut

thrown, launched; jaded, worn, spent, bygone; trite

adjective

ceaut means “thrown, launched; jaded, worn, spent, bygone; trite” in Manx and is used as a adjective.

Mutation forms

Bayrnyn ceaut 'syn aer.

Caps thrown aloft.

Cullee ceaut dagh ooilley laa.

Everyday suit.

Mooirchooraghyn ceaut er y traie.

Flotsam cast up on the shore.

Ta'n seyrey echey ceaut.

His leave is up.

V'eh ceaut 'sy chashtal.

He was thrown into prison.

Time

aeg

young

bashtit

baptized, christened

bleinoil

yearly

boirit

worried

brisht

broken

caglit

bounded, finite

cliaghtit

practised

coamrit

clad, clothed; finished

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